Can i reorganise items within Reminders by due date?

can i reorganise items within Reminders by due date? Currently it lists them in order of when I created them, but I'd rather order them by due date

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With Mountain Lion, Reminders no longer resembles a task-management (to-do) app in any way. I used to be able to limp along using it for my to-dos (although it never did accommodate this need well). This upgrade has made Reminders completely unusable for task management.
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So true! I have to agree: "It appears Reminders in 10.8 did not get a whole lot of thought put into it regarding how folks actually use reminders."
With Mountain Lion, Reminders no longer resembles a task-management (to-do) app in any way. I used to be able to limp along using it for my to-dos (although it never did accommodate this need well). This upgrade has made Reminders completely unusable for task management.
Once I got over my disappointment, I did some research and decided to try "Things." This application has all the functionality I've been wanting all along. It has a Mac version, an iPhone version, and an iPad version (among others)--and it keeps all devices synched via the Cloud (just not the iCloud ... but who needs the i ?). I wish I'd discovered it years ago. I'm glad now that Mountain Lion put Reminders over the edge; otherwise, I would not have made this discovery.
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Inclusion of line items before previous document due date passed

Hi All,
I am having below mentioned scenario:
1. I am invoicing a consumer in Aug-14 with periodic billing order. Document is having due date of 10-Sep.
2. Further I am doing interim billing and invoicing (before previous document due date expired) with posting date say 05-Sep.
The recent document of 05-Sep is not including all line items of document invoiced in Aug-14.
How do we include Aug-14 bill line items in next invoicing.
Saurabh

Hi,
If you are not using Integrated Account Maintenance, under "Item Selection for Bill printout (Subitems)" it should be as easy as leaving Open Items Selection restriction blank - meaning "All open items for contract acct (w. and w/o ref. to cntrct)", setting the "Interval days for the due date of items to be printed" to 999, and choosing the "Consider Items in Bill Sum Total" setting - once or always, I believe. If it doesn't work, I'd be looking at FQEVENT R410 FMs to see if the Items are passed that far.
<rant on>I can't to this day get how come so many Utilities (in my experience - all I've worked with) practice this "double" or even multiple billing of the same amounts (even if the amounts do not multiply in FI-CA postings, you have invoiced the amounts to customer multiple times). Or rather - nobody has been able to tell a valid and irrefutable reason, why things need to be done that way - it's usually "that's how we have always done it" reason. The accounting people don't even care that the previous invoice remains valid in the system (as long as their precious FI-CA postings do not multiply), because there is nothing in IS-U that automatically reverses or invalidates it... And I don't get why the regulators even permit it...<rant off>
cheers
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Reminders and Due Date issues

I've been using Reminders for IOS 5 and Lion, and have been having trouble changing the due dates in Lion (and in iOS, for that matter). I open the reminders in iCal, and edit the due date, but when I close/save the reminder, the due date remains the same. Has anyone else found this issue, and does anyone have a suggestion of how to remedy (if possible)?
Thank you.

I am also experiencing this. In ICloud I can edit the due date of a reminder. As you say in ICal the date changes back to the original due date that was entered in IOS 5. Can't figure what the difference is or why it happens. Hoping for some help too.

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I do not think there is a way to do that without add-ons
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* Sort a folder and copy it. If you sort the folder contents then copy and paste them they remain in that order when pasted.
There are add-ons but I have not tried them. For example
* https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/simplesort-bookmarks/
* https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/auto-sort-bookmarks/
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How to set a due date in Reminders

Hey guys this had been bugging me for a while so I decided I'd share my findings. This is a pseudo-fix but I think it works for my purposes.
First, the solution:
Open Automator (go into Spotlight and search "Automator")
Create a new service
Under the "Service Receives" dropdown select "none" and make sure it's "every application"
Then in the search bar to the left find "Run AppleScript"
Drag and drop the "Run AppleScript" to the right.
Paste the following code in the "Run AppleScript":
tell application "System Events" to set FrontAppName to name of first process where frontmost is true
if FrontAppName is "Reminders" then
          tell application "Reminders"
                    set newReminder to make new reminder
                    set name of newReminder to "new reminder"
                    set due date of newReminder to current date
          end tell
else
          display dialog "failed to make new reminder!"
end if
Save the service as whatever you'd like, I named mine "new-reminder-with-due-date"
Now close Automator, go to "System Preferences" -> "Keyboard" -> "Shortcuts"
Go to the bottom where it says "Shortcuts..." Add an entry, in the Application say "Reminders"
Then paste the name of the service name you chose earlier (again mine was "new-reminder-with-due-date")
Choose a shortcut to make a new reminder with a due date, For me I chose CMD + SHIFT + n
Close the System Preferences
Now when you use your shortcut in the Reminders app it will create a new Reminder with the due date set as "now"
Change the due date to whatever you want and there you go
Now the explanation. I used references from:
http://www.macstories.net/tutorials/enhancing-reminders-with-applescript-and-mac ros/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7570855/where-to-find-what-commands-propertie s-are-available-for-applescript-in-microsof
Basically Reminders happens to have the "due date" property as a scriptable feature. So with AppleScript you can make a new reminder with a due date. I set the date to "Current Date" because I just needed the due date there. You can set the default due date to something else if you'd like but this is at least a solution you can use.
I'm now going to explore how to add a due date to an existing reminder using AppleScript. Hope this helps everyone in the future.

There's a correction to the code. For whatever reason doing it that way still sets it as a "remind me when" parameter. Use the following code instead:
tell application "System Events" to set FrontAppName to name of first process where frontmost is true
if FrontAppName is "Reminders" then
          tell application "Reminders"
                    set duedate to (current date) + (2 * days)
make new reminder with properties {name:"New Reminder", due date:duedate}
          end tell
else
          display dialog "failed to make new reminder!"
end if

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Hi,
We have raised a credit memo via logistics invoice verification.
The baseline date is 21/10/2008 and the payment term is 31
days from month end. That makes the credit memo due in 40 days time. However on the vendor open item list (FBL1N) the due date indicator is set to "DUE". This should be set as "NOT DUE". The payment run (F110) is picking up this line item in the payment run, when infact it should not do so.
Please help.
Many Thanks
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There are 2 exceptions: if you put the number of an invoice in the field BSEG-REBZG (Number of the Invoice the Transaction Belongs to), the due date of the credit memo is the due date of the invoice.
2nd exception: if you put the constant 'V' in this field REBZG (you can do it thru a substitution rule), the due date will be calculated the same way as for an invoice.
You can see this in the documentation of the data element REBZG:
A special rule applies to credit memos which have a "V" in this field.
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Hi
I'm having some trouble with the Reminders app in iOS 5. In iCal on my mac with OS X Lion I set some reminders with a due date. All these reminders sync well, but there are 2 issues in the app itself:
1. I can't sort the list of reminders by due date.. is this even possible?
2. When i add a reminder on my ipod touch, there's no option to add a due date.. what's going on here?
thanks in advance!
Tim

I, too, am having frustrating issues with my reminders. It's a clumsy application. I am a person that lives by my "to do" list. I don't necessarily need a "reminder" but I do need a To Do list & I have to be able to repeatedly change the due date on my tasks. For example "Take vitamins" (daily). Or sometimes I just don't get to something that day and move it to the next day. On my MacBook in iCal I have no trouble setting them up and moving them around. But creating them on the iPhone is annoying - you can't get to "due date" easily & also there is something really strange where the iCal reminders doesn't require to pick a "time" it's due, just a day it's due & then the reminder . . . but on the phone it makes you pick a time. Gargh! I had a To Do list task that I was pretty happy with. But I switched over to this so that I could integrate with Siri. I hope they fix this soon so that it is more user friendly.

E61 - ToDo item due date

Nokia E61 > 1.6610.04.04 19-04-06 RM-89
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Is it possible to set a ToDo item without a specific due date ?
I must be really busy or somthing as I have a lot of items on my ToDo list which makes my daily view on the Calendar hard work scrolling down through all the ToDo items just to get to the first thing I have booked in the day.
I've started to pick random dates in the future for ToDo items just to keep the Calendar clear... which is a work around but not a fix
I'd be happy for the ToDo items without a date to dissapear from the Calendar view and only appear in the ToDo view.
Any help and advice appreciated
Matt Bird

15-Jun-2006 10:14 PM
mattbird wrote:
Nokia E61 > 1.6610.04.04 19-04-06 RM-89
Bought SIM Free but using on UK Orange Network
Is it possible to set a ToDo item without a specific due date ?
I must be really busy or somthing as I have a lot of items on my ToDo list which makes my daily view on the Calendar hard work scrolling down through all the ToDo items just to get to the first thing I have booked in the day.
I've started to pick random dates in the future for ToDo items just to keep the Calendar clear... which is a work around but not a fix
I'd be happy for the ToDo items without a date to dissapear from the Calendar view and only appear in the ToDo view.
Any help and advice appreciated
Matt Bird
I have the same problem, viz, how to limit the ToDo items sent from the PC to the Daily View. Have you found any solution other than that very inadequate (though helpful!) workaround of putting a random future due date on the ToDo item?

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I really appreciate your help.
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Report that lists Customer balance, Due date, & Invoice date.

Hello Gurus,
I would appreciate your help on the following question. Points available.
Is there a report I can run in SAP that can show me the <b>Customer Balance, due date, and Invoice date</b>?
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